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    Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    An interesting article over on Arstechnica about Intel's Xe GPU architecture - maybe Intel will be competitive in the GPU market after all?

    https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020...and-datacenter

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    Looks interesting and we need another player in the GPU market.

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    feels like it is still a while away and that Intels focus will be mobile

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    anyone got a copy of the article on a site that doesn't have BS privacy terms?

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    I can recall thinking Larrabee was going to shake up the market, so I dont hold up much hope for this.

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    yes I here stuff about this looks to be turning into an "Larrabee II", I am hoping that there is an 3rd contender.

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    Re: Intel's Xe GPU architecture

    Intel will do ok initially in low end mainstream market or task specific workloads. I think it will take some time before they can take on AMD and Nvidia on the high end.

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